Prince Andrew

[DavidDetroit]

From observation, not having Royalty won't change that sense of entitlement. We are soaked in it here. Anyone with enough money can behave that way.

"nonce" is outside my knowledge.

"A *** offender, especially one who is guilty of sexual offences against children." That's UK slang from what I Googled.
Edit: If I'm not figuring out measurements, I look up a fair amount of words. I also did not know what that word meant.

 

[BeerCat]

Should of asked him about the Royals friendship with Saville.

 

[An Ankoù]

From a tourism point of view, it's undeniable that they are a significant part of our culture and heritage and I might imagine that if they were stuffed and mounted (not an invitation, Andrew) and housed safely in the V&A or, better, the Natural History Museum, they would provide amusement and wonder for countless generations to come.

 

[Linalmeemow]

From a tourism point of view, it's undeniable that they are a significant part of our culture and heritage and I might imagine that if they were stuffed and mounted (not an invitation, Andrew) and housed safely in the V&A or, better, the Natural History Museum, they would provide amusement and wonder for countless generations to come.

A stuffed and mounted animatronic Prince Andrew that harasses teenage girls if they get too close = profit.

 

[Linalmeemow]

And it turns out he was known for his bedroom exploits almost 30 years ago...

 

[Clint]

He's a tvvat and that's it.

 

[MyQul]

Incidentally, ref the poll, for ignorant peasants such as me, what is a "massive nonce"? The "massive" part I understand, but "nonce" is outside my knowledge. What does it mean? My dictionary suggests that it is similar to "once" in meaning, which makes no sense in this context, and it is silent about any other meaning.

Nonce is slang for peadophile. No idea where it comes from

 

[Clint]

I think it was made up by the writers of EastEnders...
As in..."Oi! Nonce!"

 

[MyQul]

I think it was made up by the writers of EastEnders...
As in..."Oi! Nonce!"

I think your right in it being London slang, but Ive heard it used in other programmes/films too (I seem to remember Kathy Burke using it , and she's a right proper cockney bird)

 

[Clint]

One of my favourite uses is in Phoenix Nights when they have the clairvoyant Clinton Baptiste on in the club and he says to that big bald chap..
" I'm hearing one word... NONCE!"
and the chap bashes him.. class!!

 

[London]

Nonce is short for nonsense case.

 

[Horners]

He's a tvvat and that's it.

Sounds like one of these Norwegian yeasts we keep hearing about

 

[Pavros]

I'm sure they used the expression in The Sweeney.

 

[MyQul]

Sounds like one of these Norwegian yeasts we keep hearing about

I'm sure we'll see a new @David Heath vid on it any day soon

 

[foxy]

 

[Rodj]

Thanks to those who enlightened me. Now I can vote in the poll.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Time to clear the whole lot out and have a Rebublic. The Queens children haven't got a brain cell between them. Watch the Windsors.

 

[DavidHatton]

Courtesy of Facebook

 

[simon12]

Nonce is slang for peadophile. No idea where it comes from

I haven't heard the term in a while, I 1st heard or read it in a book I read around 30 years ago (just checked it was published in 1986 but set in the 70s true story Killing Time by Noel Fellowes) and in prison it referred to and *** offender including most commonly rapists. Back to Andy I just watched this

The guy i it is a big conspiracy theorist but also does great on the ground journalism so take any opinion parts with a pinch of salt but I think the jist of its about right.

 

[jceg316]

anyone remember this?